Warhammer: I Don't Want to Become a Chaos God!!

If you really want to expand your army, there are plenty of Warhammer characters out there. Recruit across worlds, and a bunch of clueless people will actually help? They know nothing, yet are consumed by greed. With these conditions, what's the point of fighting? They'll just cause chaos and cripple their own forces.

I can't imagine a Tzeentch demon spying on a player's name: everything is under the watchful eye of the Lord of Change... *Kissing* Nurgle's chubby face!!!??? 🤔

Warhammer 40k is full of messy battles and even more inhuman ones. Everyone is always fighting in despair. In terms of the intensity of war, Warhammer 40k is already quite low. Before that, Warlords and Emperors fought against each other, and everyone was blowing up planets every day. Before that, the Iron Men fought against each other, throwing around all sorts of black technology.

Holy crap, a lunar-class ship is only about five kilometers long, and fifteen people have to clean all those ditches and gullies—it'll take them a lifetime!

This is a game novel disguised as a Warhammer game. They actually have two college sophomores repairing the propulsion system of a real Luna-class battleship! It's like asking a car engine mechanic to fix an airplane engine—it's utterly ridiculous.

You can't keep being a common soldier forever. Relying solely on Earth's conscription wouldn't be enough to fight a planetary war. Out of 7 billion people, only 4 billion are young adults after deducting the elderly and children. For a stable society to function, at most 200-300 million people can be online at the same time. Your forces aren't even enough for a fleet.

When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decrease.

It's too realistic and overlaps too much with this game; you could even say it's a reskinned copy. Furthermore, the setup is unreasonable. If the emperor had the energy, why didn't he just bestow blessings upon the coins he already possessed? Why go through the trouble of conscripting men and training them from scratch? Was Old Man Huang just wasting his time? The Empire has no shortage of people.

Why not copy the overpowered ID of 40K Dark Tide? That's the kind of ID that the Empire and Chaos are jointly hunting down.

As the title suggests, the initial setup is incredibly toxic. If the yellow-skinned creatures really have the ability to be set up like in the game, why would they need to summon Earth players? They could just explode billions of Astartes and flatten the subspace. They could also give various things that don't exist in Warhammer. If that were the case, why would they be working as toilets?